Music
173 sites
https://blog.laurencewarner.com/
Laurence Warner's personal blog 'Far from Social' covers music, technology, and independent web culture, with posts exploring topics like getting tracks onto streaming platforms and whether music can reshape the internet. The site carries a minimalist, indie-web ethos with a tagline of 'weblog because the web is ours,' making it a thoughtful corner of the old-web revival movement.
https://kantogirl.neocities.org/
Gabriela Laconsay's personal neocities homepage, currently under construction, with plans for music, art, zines, and a manifesto in the works. The site hints at a creative, indie-web-oriented personality with sections for art portfolio and special interests already sketched out.
http://aboutscotland.com/harmony/prop.html
John Boyd-Brent's scholarly article explores the ancient connection between musical harmony and visual proportion, tracing ideas from Pythagoras through Plato, Alberti, and Palladio with interactive audio demonstrations of string ratios. Part of the About Scotland Arts Pages, it weaves together mathematics, music theory, and architectural proportion in a way that is both educational and genuinely fascinating.
https://stars-of-flesh.neocities.org/
Stars Of Flesh is a heartfelt personal Neocities site built by a first-time coder who wanted to create something deeply personal and nostalgic for future reflection. The page prominently features a curated playlist spanning My Chemical Romance, Hole, The Strokes, Deftones, and other alt and indie acts, making music the dominant presence alongside the site's dreamy aesthetic.
https://zeroweb.neocities.org/
ZeroWeb is a newbie Neocities personal page built by someone disillusioned with the modern internet, who is constructing a creative outlet covering art, music, film, books, and politics. The site currently features a Song of the Week showcase and a personal radio station, with plans for a full art portfolio and more content sections in the works.
https://impossiblesongs.blogspot.com/
Impossible Songs is a personal blog from a UK writer who mixes reflective prose, original music recordings, and everyday observations into a distinctly offbeat creative journal. The site features original tracks released under the Inchgarvie Music label alongside quirky narrative posts about working life, nature, and culture.
https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/
Minutes to Midnight is a long-running personal journal by a UK-based musician and producer, active since 2002, covering music production, sound design, bass work, and occasional personal reflections. The site features an extensive archive of production logs, mix notes, and behind-the-scenes posts about original recordings spanning over two decades.
https://tamadanick.neocities.org/
Nick, a twenty-something from Australia, built this Neocities site as a personal corner of the web spanning music-making, pretentious writing, and a deep streak of nostalgia for eras he never lived through. The site includes a blog, guestbook, and links page, with a personality shaped by fighting games, anime, photography, and a fascination with digital culture.
https://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page
IMSLP (the Petrucci Music Library) is a massive repository of public domain sheet music, hosting over 851,000 scores from nearly 254,000 works by more than 27,000 composers, all available as free PDF downloads. With nearly 93,000 recordings and support for dozens of languages, it is one of the most comprehensive and widely used classical music archives on the internet.
https://foolishmortal.neocities.org/
A whimsical, image-heavy personal page by foolishmortal featuring scattered navigational links leading to creative sections including music, art, and personal expression. The site leans into old-web aesthetics with ASCII art stamps, quirky emoji imagery, and a playful navigational structure that invites exploration.